Soybean planting is completed in RS and production potential continues to be affected by drought
4% of the cultivated area is already maturing, another 44% in grain filling, 37% in flowering and 15% still in germination and vegetative development
FMC, an agricultural science company, participates in Coplacampo, which takes place between February 21st and 24th, in Piracicaba, in the interior of São Paulo, bringing research, sustainable solutions and innovation to farmers to protect crops, from planting to harvesting, both for sugarcane and soybean cultivation.
"One of the new features will be the FMC TEM Campaign, which brings together all the technology, innovation and partnership we have at the service of the producer in the field, in addition to a differentiated technical team that will present solutions to meet the farmer's needs during his journey", comments Leonardo Brusantin, Regional Marketing Manager at FMC.
Another will be the Nematodes Command, a project that identifies the presence of nematodes in an itinerant and timely manner, and will demonstrate the full technical capacity of the program's structure. For those producers who are interested, it will be possible to schedule a visit to their property to assist in decision making. Another program available during the event is Gennesis, which will also have a technical team to present the main results, which can be seen in the field.
Leonardo also reinforces FMC's commitment to sugarcane producers and partners in 2022. "FMC, despite having a robust portfolio for sugarcane, will launch new solutions this year. Stay tuned”, reveals the executive.
For the first time, visitors to Coplacampo will be able to learn about and register for JUNTOS PRODUTOR, a program that marks a new stage in the relationship between FMC and customers, with agility, simplicity and transparency, in which the producer earns FMC Coins, the official currency of program.
Concerned with being present throughout the entire crop cycle, FMC relies on Talisman for soybean management, as it acts throughout the stink bug cycle, including eggs, nymphs and adults, with residual effect, with its great potential for control and elimination. In single management, FMC has Hero, which controls the pest by walking and contact. Participants will also be able to learn about the benefits of management technologies for pests, diseases and weeds, such as the Stone pre-emergent herbicide used to control weeds in soybeans from the beginning, even the most difficult ones, leaving a clear path to productivity ; and Aurora, a post-emergent contact herbicide, which acts as an important tool to improve the performance of herbicides, enhancing crop management and promoting weed resistance management. In addition to the Premio insecticide, the producer's greatest ally against Spodoptera losses in soybeans and Bt corn, providing crop protection for longer.
The farmer will have the opportunity to learn more details about the Gennesis Program aimed at sugar cane. In addition to the Boral, Reator and Stone solutions, herbicides with technology that offer more effective and selective protection, leaving the sugarcane field free from weed competition while maintaining the crop's productive potential. In addition to Quartz with high effectiveness in controlling nematodes, which can be applied in the planting furrow, transplanting seedlings and cutting ratoons, and Altacor, an insecticide ally for the integrated management of pests with a unique mode of action, acting systematically, selectivity without harming biological control agents, broad spectrum and flexibility in application. And CropEvo, which acts as a biopotentiator helping plant metabolism so that the crop is able to express its maximum genetic potential, even under stress conditions.
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4% of the cultivated area is already maturing, another 44% in grain filling, 37% in flowering and 15% still in germination and vegetative development
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